National Renal Advisory Board
Establishement:
The national renal advisory board was established in the early 1990's to adress significant issues in the renal service provisions that require a constant national approach.The NRAB represents key stakeholders, clinical and managerial leaders from a range of DHB's with renal services and also relevantproffesional and consumer groups;including New Zealand nephrology group,Renal Society of Australasia,New Zealand Board of Dialysis Practise and Kidney Health New Zealand Currently the NRAB defines its role as supporting provision of renal services for patients by:- providing expert advice on all aspects of renal service provision
- identifying priorities for renal service development
- advising on renal service development at a DHB, regional or national level
- developing and maintaining renal care standards
- ensuring audit activities of renal services are undertaken regularly
- involving consumers in decision making
- promoting the monitoring of chronic kidney disease.
To find out more about the work of the NRAB go to www.moh.govt.nz/nrab
For the most recent NRAB meeting minutes click here
Annual data report 2019
This report is generated by the ANZDATA New Zealand Working Group which reports to the NRAB and to the ANZDATA steering committee. The NRAB advises on and monitors renal care services in New Zealand.
For the 2019 ANZDATA report, click here
Click here to download information on Access to Renal Replacement Programmes in New Zealand
Click here to see the terms of references of the NRAB
